Better yet, use AH Hotkeys instead. Under equip mode select Drop. Unfortunately I can't play with bear traps since it's crashing too much. Use Console Binder with the Settings Loader(includes form 44 esp) addon.
Bind console command "player.drop [Item ID] [Quantity]" to a hotkey. Example: player.drop 98030C2F 1 Bear trap ID changes with load order.
@MidnightMoo That mod seems to only allow you to hotkey things that can be equipped. Bear Traps are a misc. item that can't actually be "used" in that way.
That link will tell you the code you will need for the button you want your hotkey to be. You will want the column "Dec" to determine the code you use. You will want to put that code in: the property called "iHotkey," changing the "Int32" field from "11" to the code you find in the link above. Example:
I will be using "Q" for my hotkey. So looking at the table, "16" is the value I need. So for the property "iHotkey," I change the Int32 field's value to "16."
I hope this clarifies it for those that will be using this in the future
How i can change the hotkey with Tes5edit? I dont know what parameter i need to change. For example i want to use the "C" key to drop the beartraps. Thanks for the mod
Hey thanks for uploading this, this moved beartraps from "too cumbersome" to "hahaha draugr eat bear trap" in my current playthrough. Excellent idea, modifying that script. It can be tricky getting the bear traps to not immediately hit me considering they spawn (just about) underfoot and get triggered, but I'm getting the hang of it.
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Or maybe I could permission to port it/ask a fellow modder to do it ?
Use Console Binder with the Settings Loader(includes form 44 esp) addon.
Bind console command "player.drop [Item ID] [Quantity]" to a hotkey.
Example: player.drop 98030C2F 1
Bear trap ID changes with load order.
That link will tell you the code you will need for the button you want your hotkey to be. You will want the column "Dec" to determine the code you use. You will want to put that code in: the property called "iHotkey," changing the "Int32" field from "11" to the code you find in the link above. Example:
I will be using "Q" for my hotkey. So looking at the table, "16" is the value I need. So for the property "iHotkey," I change the Int32 field's value to "16."
I hope this clarifies it for those that will be using this in the future
Thx
Thanks for the standalone version!